Iran
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Gas injection into storage facilities up 13%
SHANA (Tehran) – Gas injection into underground storage facilities has increased by 13 percent compared with last year to ensure stable gas supply during the winter.
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Oil minister reviews winter fuel supply preparedness
SHANA (Tehran) – The oil minister and his deputies convened a meeting Saturday, Oct. 4, to review the latest measures ensuring stable fuel supply across the country ahead of the cold season.
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Gas industry faces pressure from overdependence: NIGC
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s high dependence on natural gas has made the industry particularly sensitive, the head of the National Iranian Gas Company said Thursday.
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Tehran Province tops national gasoline consumption
SHANA (Tehran) — Tehran province recorded the highest gasoline use in Iran during the summer of 1404, consuming more than 1.884 billion liters — about 15% of the country’s total consumption.
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Measures by Ministry of Oil to increase production, ensure winter fuel supply
SHANA (Tehran) - Iran's oil minister outlined measures taken to ensure winter fuel supply this year, stating that actions have been implemented to increase raw gas production (both onshore and offshore), which will contribute to the amount of gas delivered to the national grid.
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Iran delivers 50.2 bcm of gas to power plants in H1
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran supplied 50.2 billion cubic meters of natural gas to power plants in the first half of the irannian year 1404, marking a 2 billion cubic meter increase compared with the same period last year, the Oil Ministry announced.
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NIOC head highlights offshore oil output in Persian Gulf
SHANA (Tehran) – The managing director of the National Iranian Oil Company said achieving production targets in the Persian Gulf’s offshore fields, despite sanctions and aging equipment, is a significant accomplishment.
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Scientific approach key to solving oil industry challenges, official says
SHANA (Tehran) – The production oversight director of the National Iranian Oil Company stressed the need to clearly identify challenges in developing the oil industry, saying that with a scientific approach, those challenges can be recognized and resolved.
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Easing investment in petrochemical industry necessary
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s National Petrochemical Company stressed the need to attract new investments and boost production, urging the use of all available capacities to finance petrochemical projects.
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Parliament’s Energy Committee reviews statutes of refining, petrochemical firms
SHANA (Tehran) – The spokesman for Parliament’s Energy Committee said Monday the panel reviewed draft statutes for the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company and the National Petrochemical Company.
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Oil Engineering Olympiad seen as key to attracting talent
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy oil minister for engineering, research and technology said holding the Oil Engineering Scientific and Research Olympiad is an important step toward fulfilling the Leader’s call to engage top talent in developing new technologies for the oil industry.
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NIOC ready to share risks, support university innovations
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company said innovative and technological ideas must deliver practical results, adding that the company is prepared to shoulder the operational costs and risks of implementing such projects in the oil industry.
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NIOC, NDF plan joint model to boost oil, gas output
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Company announced a new model of cooperation with the National Development Fund, using diverse investment methods to increase oil and gas production.
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Oil Ministry recognized for transparency, public information access
SHANA (Tehran) – The Ministry of Oil and its affiliated companies were commended for fully implementing the law on the dissemination and free access to information, ensuring the public’s right to access information from government agencies, the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance said.
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Energy imbalance reform seen as key to boosting productivity
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf on Monday called reforming the country’s energy imbalance one of the most important steps in economic policy, warning that without it, productivity cannot be achieved. He emphasized that such reforms should ensure that the public clearly and tangibly benefits from the economic gains.
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HSE remains central to all oil industry operations
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company marked National Firefighting and Safety Day by highlighting the bravery of the oil industry’s firefighters and emphasizing the importance of health, safety, environment, and employee well-being in all oil sector activities.
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Gas industry staff ensure steady energy flow across Iran
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) praised the dedication and tireless efforts of the country’s gas workers in maintaining a secure and uninterrupted gas supply nationwide.
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Oil production hits record high with development projects
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran has broken its oil production record for the first time in seven years following new development measures in its oil fields, the oil minister said.
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Paknejad honors firefighters, stresses safety in oil industry
SHANA (Tehran) – Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad marked September 29, National Firefighting and Safety Day, as an opportunity to honor the tireless efforts of firefighters who work around the clock to save lives, protect national assets and safeguard the country’s vital facilities.
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Khangiran gas field powers eastern Iran with safe overhauls
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Khangiran operational zone said that despite sandstorms, extreme heat, and even a 12-day war, the workforce carried out more than 170,000 safe work hours of overhauls to prepare the facilities for maximum production in winter.
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NISOC stresses balancing oil output with environmental safeguards
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) is prioritizing both production continuity and environmental protection, the company’s managing director said.
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Gov’t spox: Fuel supply to power plants improves
SHANA (Tehran) – Government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani said fuel supplies for power plants have improved compared with previous years, but warned that the country still faces an energy imbalance.
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SP Phase 14 refinery handed over to SPGC
SHANA (Tehran) – The Phase 14 refinery of the South Pars gas field has been handed over to the South Pars Gas Complex (SPGC) as its final operator.
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NIOC transfers 130 exploratory wells to operators
SHANA (Tehran) – The National Iranian Oil Company has delivered more than 130 exploratory wells to operating companies, with about 70% of them ready to enter oil and gas production after repair and completion work, a senior official said.
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Tehran installs emergency gas vent towers to boost safety
SHANA (Tehran) – The Tehran Gas Company has begun installing emergency gas vent towers in the capital as part of a project to strengthen the city’s resilience to earthquakes and natural disasters.
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Summer gasoline demand in Iran surges to highest level in years
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s gasoline consumption hit a record high this summer, totaling about 12.5 billion liters, with an average daily use of 134.3 million liters, according to the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company.
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Iran sets new power plant gas consumption record at 27 bcm
SHANA (Tehran) – Power plants in Iran consumed more than 27 billion cubic meters of natural gas during the summer months, setting a new record in fuel supply.
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Mobile desalting unit lifts production limits at Cheshmeh-Khosh field
SHANA (Tehran) — The launch of a mobile desalting unit at the Cheshmeh-Khosh oil field has removed production restrictions and marked a major step in cooperation with the National Iranian Oil Company, according to the head of ZN Vostok.
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NIOC focuses on boosting output, capturing associated gas
SHANA (Tehran) — The National Iranian Oil Company is centering its plans on boosting production and capturing associated gas despite external pressures and sanctions, the company’s chief said Wednesday.
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Oil minister:
Snapback mechanism won’t create new restrictions on oil sales
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s oil minister said Wednesday that the snapback mechanism would not create new obstacles to crude oil sales, stressing that the government has plans in place should challenges arise.